#67 Erin O’Toole | Carney, Tariffs, the Resource Sector & the Future of Canada’s Conservatives

Erin O'Toole, on the heels of the Canadian federal election, joins CrashLabs to break down what just happened—and what's next for the country. In this no-spin conversation, the former Conservative leader, lawyer, and former military officer dives into the global transformation of right-of-centre parties, why he believes Pierre Poilievre lost his seat, Alberta separatism, and how conservatives can actually win the next election.

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00:00 The Man Behind the Politics - Erin O'Toole Unplugged 

02:49 Battlefield to Parliament Hill - A Leader's Journey

06:13 When COVID Crashed the Conservative Party 

09:02 The Vaccine Divide That Changed Everything 

11:52 Between Protests and Power - Walking Political Tightropes 

14:46 Big Government, Bigger Problems - The Bloat Factor 

18:08 Right People, Wrong Places - Fixing Our Immigration Puzzle 

20:55 Made in Canada Again - Manufacturing's Second Act and Diversifying Trade Partners

24:12 Work Revolution - Adapting to the Tech Tsunami 

40:30 Breaking Up With America - Canada's Trade Future 

47:40 Why Some Leaders Win Elections (And Others Don't) 

53:51 Trust, Money, Votes - The Political Trinity 

01:01:01 Does Alberta Want Out? - The Unity Crisis and the Edmonton Oilers

01:11:04 Pipeline Dreams and Resource Realities 

01:13:28 Is Trudeau a Good Guy? - The Beer Test

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